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Question:
1 prove that .tan^-1(x+ 2)+ tan^-1(x-2) = tan^-1(8/79),x>0
Answer:

Correct question is:

Find the value of x if

tan-1 (x + 2)+ tan-1 (x - 2) = tan-1 (8/79);  x > 0

Given, tan-1 (x + 2)+ tan-1 (x - 2) = tan-1 (8/79)

=> tan-1 [{(x + 2) + (x - 2)}/{1 - (x + 2) * (x - 2)}] = tan-1 (8/79)

=> tan-1 [2x/{1 - (x2 - 4)} = tan-1 (8/79)

=> tan-1 [2x/{1 - x2 + 4)} = tan-1 (8/79)

=> tan-1 [2x/{5 - x2 )} = tan-1 (8/79)

=> 2x/(5 - x2 ) = 8/79

=> x/(5 - x2 ) = 4/79

=> 79x = 20 - 4x2

=> 4x2 + 79x - 20  = 0

=> (4x - 1)*(x + 20) = 0

=> x = 1/4, -20

Since x > 0

So, x = 1/4

Hence, the value of x is 1/4

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